4 <h2>Features</h2> <h3>John Scofield</h3> The renowned guitarist traveled to New Orleans to record his latest CD, <em>Piety Street</em>, an impassioned homage to gospel, funk and R&amp;B. Aided by NOLA music veterans such as George Porter, Jon Cleary and John Boutte, Scofield managed to pay tribute to his roots without sacrificing his own unique voice. Evan Haga catches up with Sco on the road during his tour and learns how his music has been formed and changed by the music of the Crescent City. <div class="callout span-3 pane"> <h3>Important Dates</h3><ul class="flush"><li>Space Closes: 8/24/09</li><li>Materials Due: 8/31/09</li><li>On sale date: 9/29/09</li></ul> <h3>Bonus Distribution</h3><ul class="flush"><li>Select JT-Sponsored Festivals &amp; Events<br />Select national guitar shows</li></ul> <h3>Advertising Contacts</h3><ul class="flush"><li>Jamie Cosnowsky<br /> Account Executive<br /><a href="mailto:jamie@madavor.com">jamie@madavor.com </a></li><li>Eric Adams<br />Account Executive<br /><a href="mailto:eadams@madavor.com">eadams@madavor.com </a>1-617-315-9153</li></ul> <a href="/contact?to=advertising">E-mail our Advertising Department</a> </div> <h3>Gypsy Guitar Revival</h3> It’s been over 50 years since the passing of legendary guitarist Django Reinhardt, whose Quintette du Hot Club de France combined swing, bop and gypsy music influences and created a genre that has not only survived, but thrived. JazzTimes looks at the Gypsy Jazz Guitar genre and the proliferation of Hot Clubs in the U.S. and overseas. What is it about this music that still resonates with modern jazz musicians of a new generation? <h3>Nels Cline</h3> Nate Chinen catches up with the talented guitarist, who juggles his ongoing job as a member of rock band Wilco with various jazz projects. Cline explains the fine distinctions between those two worlds and points out how they may not be so disparate. <h2>Opening Chorus Profiles</h2><br /> <strong>Roswell Rudd</strong> <strong>Mark O’Connor</strong> <strong>Julian Lage</strong> <strong>Venissa Santi</strong> <strong>Fat Cat Big Band</strong> <strong>Before &amp; After with Earl Klugh</strong> <strong>Overdue Ovation with Jack Wilkins</strong> <strong>Also, new column by Nate Chinen</strong> <strong>Audio/Video Files by Brent Butterworth: Speaker Roundup</strong> Editorial content is subject to change. false 261 2009-04-28T10:11:26-04:00 false 24733 true 32 2009-04-28T10:11:26-04:00

Features John Scofield The renowned guitarist traveled to New Orleans to record his latest CD, Piety Street , an impassioned homage to gospel, funk and R&amp;B. Aided by NOLA music veterans such as George Porter, Jon Cleary and John Boutte, Scofield managed to pay tribute to his roots without sacrificing his own unique voice. Evan Haga catches up with Sco on the road during his tour and learns how his music has been formed and changed by the music of the Crescent City. Important Dates Space Closes: 8/24/09 Materials Due: 8/31/09 On sale date: 9/29/09 Bonus Distribution Select JT-Sponsored Festivals &amp; Events Select national guitar shows Advertising Contacts Jamie Cosnowsky Account Executive jamie@madavor.com Eric Adams Account Executive eadams@madavor.com 1-617-315-9153 E-mail our Advertising Department Gypsy Guitar Revival It’s been over 50 years since the passing of legendary guitarist Django Reinhardt, whose Quintette du Hot Club de France combined swing, bop and gypsy music influences and created a genre that has not only survived, but thrived. JazzTimes looks at the Gypsy Jazz Guitar genre and the proliferation of Hot Clubs in the U.S. and overseas. What is it about this music that still resonates with modern jazz musicians of a new generation? Nels Cline Nate Chinen catches up with the talented guitarist, who juggles his ongoing job as a member of rock band Wilco with various jazz projects. Cline explains the fine distinctions between those two worlds and points out how they may not be so disparate. Opening Chorus Profiles Roswell Rudd Mark O’Connor Julian Lage Venissa Santi...

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